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Hello Everyone,

I'm Maggie. I have 2 Japanese Firebellies and just stumbled upon this board. It looks like it's going to be both helpful and fun. This is my second time owning newts. The first time around I was a lot younger and looking back on it poor Ricky was pretty neglected. This time around I am totally devoted to my Newt keeping and am having a ton of fun so far. That's about it. See you guys around the board!
 
Hi Maggie. Welcome to the board. How did you come across Japanese firebellies? They're a little more rare in the trade than chinese firebellies.
 
You wanna know what? After looking at some pictures, I'm probably wrong and have Chinese ones. I've always had trouble telling the difference :x
 
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